Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-15
AMONG THE STgDENTs.

The ssChicago Club,' to be Perma.
 nent Institution-TO Extend COurte-
 stes to the ". M. c. A. Delegates
 The Radical Plan of Forming Ease
 Ball Association of Yale, Harvard
 and Princeton.
 The Rev. MT. Fisher, Theological school, said service in chapel yesterday morning in the absence of President Dwight.
 A register for visitors will be placed in Dwight hall this week.
 The Dramatic club is daily increasing in numbers Fifty-three men have already signed the list
 Prof. Hoppin will resume his lectures on
 ssEeyptian Art' this afternoon at the Art school.
 A large number of men intend to take part
 in the banquet given to Bob" Cook this coming Saturday evening. The following officers have been chosen for the newly formed Chicago club Presi-
 dent, Sprague; Hamlin 'ss S., secretary and
 treasurer; Burke S7, Heyworth 'S8 and Rod | gers '89 have been appointed a committee to draw up constitution, and Morse 'S7, Fitz- gerald 'S8 and Walker '88 a committee to
 make arrangements for a supper. The following committee have been ap. | pointed to receive delegates to Y: M. c. A. l convention held in this city the present
 week: '97, Caldwell, Diehl, Hand, Norton
 Pettee, Taylor, Wnittlesey; '9s, Bunee, Car. | ter, Corley, Hand. Herrick, Moore, Solley Stagg, D. Thomas; 'S9, Donnelly, Fisher Parsons, Pond, Reed, Robinson, Smith
 Welch; go, Crane, Greene, Mead, Opdyke | Waite.
 The following was published by the ''Yale News" of yesterday, and has excited much I talk pro and con on the plan. A mass meet | ing of the students will soon be called togeth | CT to consider the advisability of the | scheme:
 NEW YORK, February 12, 1887. A meeting of delegates of the base ball aSsocia | tions of Yale, Harvard and Princeton held al l the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on Saturday
 the withdrawal these colleges from the existing American College base ball association and the for 1 lowing r recommendations were adopted subject tc
 the notifications of the i dvidual base ball associa /! ing to be held on Wednesday February 18th 1887: We recommend.
 from the American College base ball association. 2d That form new association, including
 only the colleges named, the title of the organiza | tion to be decided hereafter 3d-That we form constitution and adopt play ing rules which shall if possible eliminate features calculated to cause unnecessary and undesirable complications nd discussions. 4th That as a basis of action we recommend:
 (a) That the adoption of any constitution shall be only by unanimous consent. No) lhaC uLupHtS pe ,dppoinl eu edcu yodIs DJ | unanimous consent on the conditions to be here after decided.
 (c) That each club play four games with each o
 the other two colleges, two with each on the home ground.
 (d) That in case of failure to decide question. requiring unanimous vote the decision shall bt l left to an advisory committee, to be made up o graduates one from eacn coll -ge. 5th-That, in case of the approv'l of these rec concentrations at the mass meetings already sug gested, subsequent meeting be held at the Fiftt Avenue Hotel in New York city, February 26, 1887; a. d that delegates be appointed by the seperate college base ball associations to attend said meeting.
 JESSE C. DAMN, Captain Yale nine. WALDO w. WILLARD, aptain Harvard nine. ADRIAN H. LARKIN, Captain Princeton nine.